In what round will Ruiz stop Joshua?

[Ron Swanson]

Ruiz hasn’t shown much versatility. If AJ uses feints to get Andy to initiate he can drop the necessary bomb to get Andy out of there. If Andy gets AJ to lead he’ll probably get AJ out of there. Having said these things I expect a boring fight with both trying to trip the other up. As usual, hoping to be wrong.

[Mark TKO]

I expect Joshua to fight gun shy and stick behind the jab and go for the UD without engaging in close. And I can't blame him for taking that strategy if he does as he must win.

If he can keep his head and stick to that strategy he could do it. However with so much at stake and the pressure on him in what will be a bizarre atmosphere for both fighters I expect some kind of exchange around the 5th when Ruiz will have him in trouble again.

I have the right to change my view before fight night

[Mark TKO]

If Joshua isn't 100 percent mentally there on the night he loses.

I remember Lewis in his dressing room before the Rahman rematch. As calm and collected as you will ever see.

Joshua ain't Lennox

[Fatboxingfan]

Joshua ain't Lennox

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[TitoFan]

Joshua ain't Lennox

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When you gonna start writing poems again?

[Fatboxingfan]

Joshua ain't Lennox

👋👋👋♥️♥️♥️💯Correct!

When you gonna start writing poems again?

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[ykdadamaja]

If Joshua does not get in the exchanges with Ruiz,a guy who is MUCH FASTER than he is, he can eke out a decision over 12 on the outside. But if he thinks he can swing with Ruiz in the exchanges, odds are he will lose.

Ruiz does not have Wilder or Wlad like power, but once he stuns you he will continue to ding you up until the ref calls a stop like he did the first time.